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• - ) 14 - f t tw,f,, ;_ l ii •n: • a . 43 % - N ~, I .! • '2:1":" ~M 1 I .„ • • ~ —•• • .1 * • 2 ' ll ' < • "" it ",0 ; 41 • . ' . , . . • • 4,''?4'. , • ._ . . ;rtt - b, tit , r. NOM-, ER b267!aj,...n. [PRICE SIXPENCE HALFPENNY., SUPPLEMENT to The I,("ADdIV -G./IZEirt OF SATURDAY, AUG 19. Downing-itreet,•August o; 1800. A Dispatch,.. of which thefollowjng is a _Gipy, has been received at he Office of Vi-count Cas reagh, one of his IVlajesty's Principal Secretaries of State, troth Lieutenant-. Genera l. the Earl. fC4a haul; K: G. dated Head..C!naitersi .MiddienUrg, August )1, 180 g. MN' LORD,, Head-Quarters, II tit ugu -t, !Soy, I received yesterday evening your Lor,lship's Us patch of the Bth instant; by the: M(t , s,•• e ) , and I must intreat of your Loids.t.ip to orEcr my most dutiful acknowledgments to his , Ma2,.sty, ,r the graciOus approbation he has b?en d to e-s .of my humble ende:ivours in. hi, ser e ai"..d I 'shall feel the greatest sdtista()lOn .g .to tkuter:ant Genera' Sir Evil.. C,„ ;.t.„ aid the Ge neral and other Oth, ors, and tt:,! •• ~:ps rnHoyed -hefe',under my qortunlint, the sense wh is Majesty entertain's': ot their unerimrl,ins enittitict in , the •serVicei:•iii • Whicli they liave been engaged, as will ag . t he CotfidenL4e.his M jesty 'feels lure good conduit, .and which 1 Mb( they wi,l_tiot diswpoint. • T4e enemy has continued to give what intertnp4 ;ion he could to the . progress of our - W:iks'; Lot' since date of" my last I, , ttt'r, he has ai eml led . no ,partie in any force: He has endeaioured to ause.us some embarrassment - by opeitil.g'ih s.inCes at' Flushing, ,and letting in the salt war t l,ll ti t thi s lia 3 been' attended as . yet Stith rate inconyonioice, as the necessary precautions for lettligntr the wa ter throughr the sluices ..n our possession at ;his place and at Veer, I have no doubt will befo,und effec. , tual. The several batierios will probably. be - ready to open on the 'place either the Nth or 131 h, and I shall rook with great, anxiety to the result, • as the speedy reduction of Flushing (particularly on der present appearances) is of the lal. iniport once, as till then so very large a, portion of the force ender my command is unavoidably detained befOre it. The divisions of Lientenant=General Lord Ross lyri and' Lieutenant Lord Huntly, were, according to the intention I mentioned 'in my last' letter, landed in Smith BeYel,tpd, on the morning of the gth instant, but I am sorry to say that the division / of transports, with the cavalry and artillety horses, the heavy ordnpnce, amatunition, a d,store4 of ail deseriPtion , , have not-yet been' bi ought through the SloW Passage., The moment they appear, it it my intention to proceed towards Batz ; but as till then no operation can. be undertaken, I have thought my presence here was "more useful. ' A large portion , of thejlotill4 has prooceded the river to Batz, on which plice I learn that the enemy had again made an attack, but had been tea , pulsed by the guns of the tort. • I have the honour to be, &c. '(Signed) •cf-lATHAM, From the LONDON GAZETT dugust 80g, Lawning-Street, August, 21; 1800. A Dispatch, of which the folinwit►g is a Copy, w a g this morning received at the Office of Viscount Cas+►, tlereagh, one of his, Majesty's Principal Sccret4ries 61• State, from Lieuienani-Generak be Earlso(Chat4 ham, K.G. dated head-quarters, Middleburgi,, Augi 18, MY LORD, l'sylidleburgh, Aug. , 18,4530 a. I have the honour to tran,mit, for - your N:A3I-(1 , ship's information, a Copy of t,e Articles of Capi= filiation 1, for th-e surrender ot the-t6v;tis of Zeirick sie and Bi - tswersimvet), and •the Si.:hawen and buivelAnO, ',..'otielnded instant bi ti:•urt.l.rnt-Geheral the - Eati of - ,Ros,lyn :Hear , Admiral &ir ilicoard Keats, ‘v ith the. Deputies of those . thwps j§t:muds amid I ki:ive :4 ,tinAch sails fiOion q auaipiiiii; y,kur tiai I have every reason to believe we shall be cnobied . io dray very . mripie .stiliplie4 of cattle,', spirits, and_ biscuit, from. that.quarter. The T.closed reprn of the lattyguri§on of Flush ing, ieceived `from Genoral - Mdiniv - rlast• night, so . Materially ditfers - from that - which . acconapatned my di,patch• of the 1 15th' instant, that 1• think it eXpe diem -to transmit it for your Loidship's•inforinati,ln, 13111'10 inforined th._t the coe.ny during tlus service liar sutired a very heovy loss in k:llett and wounded, which, aogether with the prisOnets of vigr •who have fa len iwo our hatoi, the enetny's, toice olipcsedsto us in this isLind•inay very iarrfy o,e stated at nine tthousand men. , . • • ••: 1 . have the-honour/to be, &e. • (Signed) C.HATIIAM. • * in'serted in iht 14traucctili!,ry Ga,zette of the zoth. , ' Amount : of Troops - . in the Garrison of Flushing, on. 17th . "August - , 8,-9. . . - • • 233 Officers, 49as Rank and file, 6LS Sick and WoundeLl.,— • ToLailS.)3. ,_ k In the Gazette.,of Sunday' last, page 1324, among .the names of Officers wounded, for Ltemenant-Ge neral Brown (in some few copies, and for t- Colonel Brown in a few others), read L ewetiasit George Browne..—Also, in some copieS, for Captain Socin - , of the.(sBth regiment, real Captain Soden.—, Alsis,.sin a. ter.v copies, for, 78th foot, read 7 is'. ifoOt. Commissions in the CaithriesS•shire Local Militia, siotc4. by the Lord Lieutenant : To be;Colonel , CoMmantlant —The 'Right ildn. lames ^ ht'Caitliness. . . . To ieuteitant-Colonc.l lathes Sinclair, Esq. .'bo be Major—%V m. Innes, Lsq. To be C-aihains--George, Sutherland, Esq. Altk. Redder, son, .Esq. Mohan iteoderson, Esq. lames . Smith, Esq. Win. Manson, Esq. Gtorge Swanson, Esq. Robert Ken- • nedy, Esq • To be Lieutenants—George tithes, Gent. i •Mi Davidson,. G•ent. lohn Sinclail, Gent. David Finla) .on, Gent. tloLigson, Vent. thigh Sutherland, Gent. David .Henderson; Cicat. W c; cm, George Ontig. te WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 23, lsog. GEORGE'S • PATRIOTIC MIND. , PHILANTHROPIC SOCIETY, Sl'. ',l GENERAL .NIEETING of the SI3I3SCRIB- ' . • . ji t*iDS. . - , , . . _. . . .._... . - ,,- -•••.•-,.. t.:.* ..,,,, • • - - , . LI. ,EnKS to,tilts,lnstitution will bz held at Lloyd's Cotlee- .For the PR E V ENTIQN of Clt I NIES,' by the . Adrillssiori - 4 bun se, TO- N1(1 Rlxo W, t :le :.....ith inst. at Twelve o' Clock the t ) lisp ring ,o r (. 1 "4 4144" f .'..1 . ,9i-arttijOr the •Reforrastio4;of 1 11 ecisaiy,'10 ret.eive the Report Of the Committee, and to LIU LUIN A 1., I'QQ,I (H 1 L ytt --- E.W. cowitler , - of the E)Fpedieney of appealing , to the Public for : • 1 - 1; R. H. the iAi l leg O - l Ykiltg.., P reSiddit,' l 4 W,iitional Cooi l i . butions-to this Fund. 2 • . MSPOrder or the Committee, ' r rliE COMMITTEE'Of thls - liistitution, bee: to • - '''(*s •:. J: P , wIiLS EC RD , se 4 :re i farY. - A Acknowledge the following 14 EW S ÜB.ti4" RI- PTI , AS, .. -... ~ , . ~. • __...,•• 1 .V.eceived in the Quarter, ending the 34th pt tune" tgo9. . . ... olls4. B. Markid thLe'fareititbcktition:a(t Ornier-llonations _ *.r a- MEETING, of, the IkIERCIIANTS and . the same persons.` , . _. - 4 ..k. BA Ni“:,,t ( ...;., held at the City of London Tavern, the . *l-1: R. H. the Duke , A Party of Pentlettien ) 17C1 01 ...: 4 0.i.t, IL9, - • • .. ' , of York - k32'•'--.16 - rllfdts.7itniapir., •;Esq. 1 • iftESTON 'LON(:, 1 , sq. in the Chair, I Anonymous. -- - I. I. J. 'r. spetod. -- I • • , Present, Mr. Eusebius Say' . 1 •I I.•'S'Brown - , Etri. .- • 3 • • Edward 1 orptet, Esq. _. loitn Tanno, Esq. j•D r. Glenny .. . - 1 1 M,iss Caroline, Hoi,kand z 710,,in50 , Boti4r,. l ;•q. '• ohn Whitmore, Esq. • ; General Calvert • - i r - 5- - . IL • k„b e i r - ri tater, I' ~ q. ... loin, l'carse, gsq.. -1. ;. t.-vi t s•...A.: Ai, Penner 2 1 _...,p, Itt: Lion. W-m o ,Dmbias a. G eor g GlQte.,• Ls(l . .. • ' --- l• !roma, liaring, Esq., •- *NI B. Wise, Esq. to 1,, i‘.fr. jus Ifenderstiii . 1 Ed . -11 4 , 24. 41et5, Lsq. Is,' . ln. Manning, Esq. M.P. ' Sir ;WM: ClaytOn, Bt. -it , 1 Col. Retilalford - -7 , ... 1. Thoina Icifid.' Lsq.' tames Shit , , laq M. 4- )•: ',.,,.1 Win... Page, , ESl.. -, t 1 James ,Marv], Esq. - i lona i'.6ll; . lFy li.,nsingtoti, '.,Samuel Turner, Lsq. - , ,f,.rt-,i• Geo. 'Sarni. Wegg', Esq i•''' •' i' 'll , l'is VtoWir:: -,' - : , ._.i ii.sci- .: - ..-••;•if , , ! • Charlts.Bosanquet, Esq. •.: WI issONq.,g •-•- . 1 -.. L, ~ 1 .Ilon. i%,ki.A.Griinston t Belljailfilkikil'aiSOn ) V. 55, • I.Sir john Wlllt.iin AndefsOn, (;,:o. Tayler, Esq. - t 1 :itetity'VcifYerts, Esq.' - V. Fiiillp sdi,sylit,'l . .sq. t• EJrt... . - L. 'Hi..Pcttit,:Est i v.:,„,,t• ,1 :11, 1 .. a .4 ~, u t c,:s,,,- ~ ~ , ~._,._Res,4l:o:ol.....Tht it thii Meetiog. errtel , i.tang tKe highest .-- -1. 1, 1 12 $ Cumnthig..,E s q• x •* " vir '• C • iic..4k :' . ..' i strise`otliieVkiil Itiicl Undaunted 111-iveq.'ut-tti.• COmniantier Fich..lierens, I.3sq. , 'jot-1. ,- - 4 ' Earl of -- mirihznißtPll a in Ginef,. Ottlecistfind - soldiets• of-he British A mit,- en- Ricl,d..kiclialds, Lsq,, t, i Lady F. Compton .. t pgeti-in.Obtanuog t:.e--stgoat:. and „glorious Vicloryat .rara- 'Nichs. 11 ' 16 "; Lsq ' I 17 i o4lo.l <iolvikelsq. - a ' 5,A, , , 1 . ~ 4, 111 fp., Rn.liaLds I . N-Lra, over , very stip r - i' ~.1 - trarte' bt the I're.ncli Ati fiieV, r ean.. - • ,* !ro9k lirit.it:es, 1;' . 5 0t o2nt,itutii 'a li,itibi Cri,t-their.;trit9rft + l'unct-vvill be applied' - s'°r'Ed A '" -1 Ls ( 1 1 .1 . i - c •C•Uttliinklliafe, Esq. 4, to relieve the Wbundedji,id• ti*. FitillliktS of the - bf#VC 'Men : Cos'-,..'c".' 14 'llil'ge , J-' .( r.' 4, ; •1 "` ; 1. 1 . ; l ea ‘ - ' r tilll; l ..43'.' . I kji i e ,,i i,,,,ibat .. y.sitoplibik,d I,qt ~.,,,,ii. which liiiiisll Viilollr HLnry Ward,. i7.sq. i i • r. Adams - l .• 4 1)1>e.:r....d so trauscentlehr; alid that the Njentbers of tins Clirfstotther Tetry s : 1 - r' • ‘ga4 ,or..:Thiutias . , • Mee'riok %kill iie re-,Jfiy• to LolltlialllC•toiheiriZkaseut the Pe- •• 1 01111 C 44 Q 1 n, lk,(1- ...7 I. , a L ' a o` is ...." ll, L 4 q• goo I' -t 'l..aitibem N. O i ltieerS ',. 1 trionc..;Ptilit4.iit-,i't 'should ante..., not • , ,U,.quate t,, ti.is 01 tiler W , 11 ,'• I . ' / " 4 ; a ,, 11. . -t i 'q . ' " ' . 1 ` 4 " 4-.3" " wff ' "5944 1 1l ' '' 4 l . 10 -I ; P til i C • ti lialn u o ' c e k ) , \ E r ii r q . ;t Purvoiw. i .)_KL - liel. which :nay b: called for, .!roll the Lx- trt,,,,,,-...,1 1), 1,11:-.ti i - ot,s in the Cause of their Country, V I -41 " i ' K it ai l l i " l , l ' l ".A' al), it, .-a 1.;. : Tin, MA - I,::i.,..;,'llieretote, fiZet3lMllelid:Nl to the .. ,--r . ---•---- ' ir- -"' - " 4 • Ka1 " 141 " 1 j* .l ''. l.l- ' E"l,-;-A -cmintnittee. to calla UellVl.ll Metll.lllg of itto toscillacr.6 to - . 141 -. IT• I n -"" '' l `%. rg f a ." ' 1, -' 1 i L' th. " l * .."ce)''' Es ,' 1 Mat Fund. . . .• - • - •-',..7na.5. Hyde,-e.sq:-: •• I. "f I tws: - tieu? itottordoilf k • : • •'''-' :. . : -' , . T. --. -•;--. ..M , . Oay..S‘uldwell, t‘ I o.i, i nurton 1 , - , - - ---....-Mr."Geo. Edinea,fs' •' . t i - S,..43niokstiattld,-Esq.-'-•:1; *k.arl-ot i4arkluvicke 2t i AL. tly ; 'Do. Ain - tuai ':. 1:3 to ' ' I itile Mrs. Riihi I nson" - t Hon - ..C.AshlyCoopt...r ri-c''. C. lc. I'. `a " 11 4, Lski• , ''• i Lord Lovaine . - ~2 z 1, - , •"wl v.i" L,‘" Esq. 1 Geo. Bowles.. r-sq: -".Xt •` b l'i‘eillnii-)a):b I Esq. I _Geu..Srmin Esq,, - 21 ,0 i Gev. Mus.g,tave, Esq. 4 R. G. •.i . r,,,nu s , EA. 4.i ' . o 'l liiitlit'S6l)ti r ,' Est]: I J. 1 ) . ,Larktus; -c./..- , at • • o J.-itut Ve,tdesu, Esq. , 1 'Geo. Brown, Esq. a C o ; Li,clj/ Cinilifte - •_ t *Win,. Houlitou, Esq. . 5... 5,1 W in. Min..liolle, Esq. , 1 * n ws . s uut , i ,„,l ~,j , . to . 0 I 11011. MC. "Eardley 1 *kobt - 14.oltord, Lsq: to , to 1 - Chas..t Freetnan, :Esq. r Geo.Roltord, Lsq. Vii 31 •I, john Beaqclerk,,Esq. 2 1 Alei.Mackenzte, Lsq a 2 °h N' as: •ovtre, Esq. •• 1 Kenneth Maeleay,E sq. 2 2 Murray ,Fot hrs.. k'Thq., ..1 A friend - - t i lien. Hailstone,. Ii q. a Geo. Mare - ....,,. t' ,- 1 Geo. - Batty; Esq. , I . *John Walker, Esq. 2t o Richd. Harman, Esq. I Aisaini. Howie, Esq .-,0 o• .Peter ;Rawlins, Esq. 1 *lolvitiarrnaiil.Sq VP 21 . o 1 Mrs. Dixon - , -*Sdllll.B6 , iliqUet, ES iin 10 ,G.R. or Donofsterlwo Thos. Valid!, Esq. 2 21. Lottery Sllik(sS -•- 4 *Edw. Hannan Esq; 5 5, D. 1.. 11. - 5 Mr. Thompson .'. -- r '.•.0 1.• D. N..Er • .. -5 ) ? :Icis. 'Todhuruer, : Evil. 5 5, H. Merrick lio - are,Esq. t - Col . Orr ' - - , • --•t • r MrS. .1V iiici..soli' !' i Major Daniel . - 1 . . 1. Lady C: Walpole 1 *Datil. Coxe . ; Eq. . s' l 0 'rhos. Field, tt,q. '', " 4 lolut : Hawkes; li.b4. ,g - i *Alex. Cordon, Esq . . ~to fa Edw. liawkes, Lsq. , t i I Miss Adams - I t Mit. Reynolds • 1 I. S. B. !. ~,,. ~ ,• . 1, i Saud. Taylor - 1 x,F.I. T. , - - I , ;Otia Hou,setwß, F.sq. 2 t.. Mrs. L. Price - I I . Subscriptions are'received by, the Iteaswer, Edward Gale Bold4rb, Esq. N. 30, Combat ; by the Society's C'6lfe4Ors, Messrs. ltichaird (..rassweif,- Itichaid Snit; arid Abraham Taltet, 4tid at the Manuta.....tory, St. (.;colge's-fields, where t: e Trades oil,..rrinting: and Bookbinding, ghoemAking, and. 'Tailors' Work.ot all kinds, Rope, Lines, and Twine-mak ing, are carried on for tile Benefit f the I ost i:ution. v ANTS SITUATION., AS UP ELF SERVANT in a Family, or-, to a Sinkk al3oy is kept, a middle-aped N j.ic.ficao to "I', Awn or Country ; can have a g,,0tl Ch, ‘cter li4s ' last place. Or on a Job to any. 01 Old Waiernig tqac'es.: " • (.past--paid) ciiretted to L. L. at Mr. fainson's, Ne. r folle-uhon-court..road, will be attended to. E- ROYAL. COVENI GARDEN. Early in the next month l i September) will he pubhshed, "INT regeoentitt., the princip r al Front ,of 4 -.11.. the New Theatre, ()vent Garden. Ehgray. d tr6rn a l)ratvwi made by _ WM. DAIIII,ELL, A.R.A. • been tay.ou tea with correct Measurements and other "• tn , ,L' , . , ..-Ai , iterials expressly for that purpose , The S i ze of the Print %yin be :-.3'iliches by is inches, co ▪ - 11 riice Uri : Guinea. • Tt, be bad of Mr, W. 9, Cleveland street, Fitz ,quare, ,anti of Longman, durst, Kees, and Urine, P. T er ,, ,Ter- the names or Su!-s,.ribers are received. , • ARNISCOTT, PA or "1 - 1(1;.1)lNGTON, WOR. . - CESTEKSI - 111(1.• lA:OUSE LOST (suppQSed to be stolen) tr.m the yt , near the Loudon and Birming. Ihnii na wi Sat au.,) eirly on Sunday Morning, ti,e gib lust ' ot Jordan, of Arinscott NA G;44016E,_i aged, .fitteen h. ids `'tar in r •41earl, black lint and inane., white near hind het I, i nd a kou ills toot. „ It ' rio s:o1,), an y l'urson who will apprehend t h e utr,=i, or silio ...On his. her , . or their Convie. :iun„ Inc vgic , a dot Nc;IIIN E A S. 1f,414a.e. 1, any f'.ra •1 . 1 him to John lonian, of "iftrigtitt" be liandsurry.ir rewarded for their I roubie, , anO ail t.lintices paid. 1, , 3 S 0 I I r 3 0 . - . ‘ ~ . ~., .._ 1011 N IORDAN - . 1 - ikr r v:oit, le, S - ipston, Aug. Zr ,t.1309. I I . `FIE QUARTERLY REVIEW, No. 111. will . i ......,_ . i J.. ,be piolHlied on \ lON DAN' .N I',XT, and may - be had - ' . i of every*lfooleflei ' and 'Newsman in ', own and. Country. • . -; •-• '. :MONEY; ' . l - . • WIF.,SRS.. - LUGAS and Co. beg Leave toinform.'! MINERVA 01.F1C:E. ' those , that • may be,desirous of ilkarowing . Tempo- i , . ..Tnis Day IN a S piihlislied, . . .. t at, or -Perini ,itSUMS of MON EV, that they can at all ' .Tn 2 vols. rtinn. price vas. sewed. .. 4a ti " l .,e ',, ;:ind vvi ' t7; o l o..dc;a ‘ y, advance any .Sum rroin One Hun- - 1 - Milt FALL.P.s.,N 'MINISTER ; and other Tales sirect to 1 -, centy Th.iisancl • rat-Inds; p d upwards, on persOnal - , ..i. from the .;ertriAn ot, Spiess: i -, ,• • -. .. : 'lnY.other Security, allising from Marria l :,e Settlements, no- ! • ' By Capt, El F., W 1 'rSO NE. -, nc v i , tv;i'l-t'ke Funds Clergymen? Liviii4; or Fred - 10H, Copy- -: Printed for A. K.. Newman and Co. Lettienhall,„ street. o l n t i .,.tkl . Leasehold Estates, on th 2 mdst . b c a q .a tid eg . i i . ybl F -; Where . niay 'Fie * had, just pu,blislied, and 'sold by all ex t , s'" and will also conduct every Negotiation at iniicti.lOs - Bookseller, . _ , t "Az than what is usually incurred. in money transiiclion.: Oli.i.k ; or, Modern Horrors. By R. Sicklemore, A vow : . ....e, , , . 40lia, Applicatiom, . Messrs. Lucas- and Co. dailY . re- ' -rss. 4 1 _ 1 , , i at their house, Ski• 19, lermyti-street, St. lames's. ' -HoittsofAtllueosatiti Days of indigence. By Miss. Byron. '' r 4 at post-paid, immeni.nely answered. : - 4.v015. zos- r 44 . 1 - Ten. years 'p. urctlasd.will be G iven fur well secured -' - ltre".ll Clnenain..,-„,.8y Theod. Melville , Esq. 4 vols. 2os. .. t, , i, uiiiiies -' - Cham heath of eath ; or, the Vat, , n R, , sano, 2 vols. gs. . , , , ... .. . ."- -- 1-.-_-----I.____L • - --- t---_,___ - Nkirite V:feleo; or; , tii`i Ofifeer's Wite and her 'Sister, 4 vols. . ... • , • - , , ~- 1 --- , . . 401 Z'A' it. •O N ~ 1-i . i.. ifCTA T 1 SNI S, — CHILB.L4iNS ,.4k- ''. 183 S . inclair; or, the Mysterious Orphan. By Mrs.Billting :.- '' 1/r. S'i r E R's (qt)l)1 , .1.1)0C.•. . . ". - ' ' to 0 .t VOI S • '::, 5 . ' T he nam e ... F. IN e wbery, ,, No.,4s, t. Paul's,"" is engraved %_- ?n! the. S•iamp, roun,i the Wriip.Pel of, eac.h. Bot.tle,..wlfich,' DR, Tis:usf, 1 1,'S E Li: NI EN . .i. ARY 1)(10S. ~lt c , rri Lill attended to bl 4'u:chasers, will. prevent their :. • -1- ' -' Catalogues palls • • - . • ' e l ,,ing • th.) . 2:,fd (Ilion by the nuMerous COunteifeits'inTown ! ICHE - PROGRESS of-MAN and SOCIETY, ex r c° 6 : l trY,4l 4 s which its success has given rise. • ; : 1C hibited in toB interesting curs, 7s. bound, witic:i are • •&:.is. tare -superiyr ka,all other extertial,Applical, : alsh:prnaed on Cards' for Children 'ere titey 'mad, 65.: ti , ..n s ; in - Yrtte Cure of BrdiSes, Sprains . , kheurnatisms r . . " Tlitre can be but one opinion with those who . have for. , ( • : ;•:, 4 1sek in Cramps; .or ,Nutribties,s ;in Stiffness anti Weak, t unate l } : i n trodu c ed this Bkok into their families, viz:' this,' , ',!"'• of the 10;11N; 'as well in promoting Circulation• in if any one i nst rudive 'volume' be preferable: to another', it is' •-..!• Limbs , vhen in a paralytic state :it is ,also the best this.- Children learning to read by it, must acquire an early` /enudy. t•,,r Chilblains., it dissolver]. in, a spoon, and•applied and extensive knowledge of every thing. It suits both sexes lyar n , . mi d with a- pkeket ()1 hilt - well moistened with it, and all ages, _and arnusss'so intn.h as scarce ever to be out of and tit,,el on the part alleaed with a rag. It is likewise from the hands ot my Children."- G CUMBERLAI;i). its pt•i,etrating quality, of a d m i ra bl e service in the accidents . . PRO.V , ERBS 'E X EMP LA FIE D, in so .interesting cuts, • atm it..c...,1 cotilphiints-to- which Horses are subjed, and no . scenes in real life ; a succession Book to the above, 4s. Stable should be without it., A COMP hNDI UM - ot USEFUL KNOW 1.. EDG E,Ques , &Au • Oly by . l. Newbery and Sons No 45 St Pl , • and - 61 Ditto of SACRED HISTORY, t - , • au s, ! non Answer,s. .. . Clin;•ch-yarri, four Doors from thrtcoiner Of Cheapside. Lon- , don ; price 2s. 6d. a Billie, duty incjuded 2 you lOS. 6d. ; and, their ap- . . ; PRINCIPLES of POLITENESS, 3s. bd. joilitini.%it, by Balon and _Co. Oxford -street•; Wade - , Old ; A SYSTEM of ETIQUE'I"I - E, 2S bd. . 13 0i.d-street ; i;ayley.ol Co CockSpur:street ; Ward, Mid- . - DOirtIES Tic. I‘,IANXGEMENT for Young Housekeep gle-rbw,-11o.lborta ; ;Randall, Royal Exchange ; Dicey and ors, 2S: C , 0..13taw t_ hur . clijard t.. Harris, Corner of Ludgate -street • ; ;, Ti le - HOW° il RS of the . TABLE, with the Art of Cam; Kl4ke and 13owlin ••• and . 0 i horbug . W. -- ' --- .. -.t? !!.. ' ng, shown in z 6 dims, 45.. .- . . . ___ ..34; , This Day was published, • •". • In one neat and very closely printedVolunte Bvo.. price . x4sir.: in boards, • • • .A. - Third .tditionvf• • * • • HE, MODERN PRACTICE of 'PHYSIC. TExhibiting tike Characters, Causes, Synip - toms, P rug • nostic, Morbid AppeatatiCes, and imprOved.MetliOd of treat ing the Diseases ot•all Climates. .ItOBE TEtomAs; M.D. of Silisbury. The ibesent hdition•llas been very mach improved. Be, • sides having had a large portion of new and highly. import , ant information added un:ler almost every head, the Diseases • have been methodically .arranged atter the Nosologia at Dr. • • • DISEASES OF DOGS. following most - MEDICINES (discovered and prepated , by Mr. 'BLAINE, Veteri a„r Surgeon, 5, Wells -street, axtutd-steeet) are viatronied used by every celebrated Sportsman in tireVniteri King utt. - • DISTEMPER, P His Medicinal Powders for Disre:nper, p r i ce is, 61. per • " L 'ket, usually sufficient for the Cure. • M A E. Ointment fur Mange is the most 'easy and in peel f allible remedy ever discovcied,pri,se as. 6d. per 13ox. WORMS. :His Worm Powders, price as. 6d, per Set, destioy all the •Varibus kinus of WOrms. • • • - CANKER 1 THE EAR. The Co mplaint is.readilY removed by his Canker Wash, Nice as. per bottle.- - Fohhiess andltching of the Skin are removed, as well as C ondition proMoted, by his Alterative Condition Powders, i''ice as, per Set. • •• • PURGING BALLS, A safe, but efletAive purgative, price' -6ei: per box. These Me.ticines are sold above, and wholesale and re 'ail, booe , ey, 4, Old- Br oa d- s t reet - Barclay an d S on , icet in ; , 56, South Bridge, Edin burgh ; Liuddleston, • Osbor,., New York_ • • Wh, le maybe had, 131.AINE's Geno,inp 11,0j.tSE MEDICINES. 3 ,„ " This..is a judiciouscompii?tion of Fa., from- the best Writers, 'which may be perused with great Advantage by students, because the difterent - subjeds are treated with bre vity and perspicuity. The Author has ctriety followed Dr. Cullen ; - both_in the Classification olDiseases, and in his Text ; but - it is necessary to add, that Dr. Thomas does not prove a - smile Copyist. - lie has abridged with judgment, has -added modern Opinioris and Discoveries, has frequently introduced the result of his own e a xperience, anti his per formance tht4 becomes an usefulColnpentlittin of the present State of Medical Pradice."-- Monthly Review. - Printed for .lohn Murray, 32, Fleet-street,. London; and sold also by every Bookseller in 'own and Country. Of whom may be lately published, r Hooper's:Pl43ician's Vade.llleetim, lc. Bvo., es.,, Surgeon's Vade-Neeum, le. Eva.' bs% .3 4 . Cooper's Vicii9tiary of Pi2aical Surgery, , 1 ' .. f. "" 4 C NAVY PAY-OFFICE, • -• • . , June 20,, iSO9. AGENTS FOR SEAMEN AND 01 . 114R5. AN A6l liavin s g this day received thellayal flssert for,thi Encourigement of Seamen, and for other purposes, wberettrit is proVided, that it shall not-be lawfu.' for an,. Perron within the United Kingdom to receive any Wager, Pay, Prize, or Bounty Money _for any Petty Officer, Seaman, Non-Commis. sinned Officer of Marines, or Marine, 5r No-,-Commissionea' o j ii. ee'r or Soldier in the Army, other than and except Posoni who shall be duly Licensed by the Treaswer of the Na-ty . for that pur. pose, ltsho are required' to give security for their good sot-dila (v•hich rest, iaion is not !a - extend to the.Wiies, Palents,!Chlir(!en* Brothers or Sisters, of such Petty Officers, Seamen, ,Marine', and Soldiers) to take tifrel from the last tidy of August next ; Notice is &rely given to all Persons who shall i be desirous of taking out Licenses undei the Prr;visions of, the said'Aß, that they must, on or be/ore the zotb day of July next, send •their Names and Places of abode, a.aff. .the names o/ trap Persons whom they shall pro in each case, to he bwend inthe PeralLp of / UtO Hundred Pinindi, that the Person desirous - lir he Licensed, shall demean &Mid/ proper's., and rh ll duly account to the Pe, sons en- • tillechherao,' for ail the Wages, 1 2 4 y, Prize, or Bounty 11:Toney, he shdli receips. • . _ . Tenons resident at Portsmouth,P&moutb, Chat i'am, or Sheer. ness, to' transmit the same to the . Chiel Clerk of the Nany Pay. Offic'eqt each of those POrts respealve(y ; and at all - whir Places in Great &Pain and Ireland, so the Pay-Master, at the A'avy Pay,gffice, Landon. • . The Licenses are gTantable fir•threeyears, and may be determined dt aify Time by tie Treasurer, incases o . imticondull of the w l s Shall them. 2y Direaion of the Treasurer, JOHN SMITH, Pay-Master. If a Li#.ensefron! the Treasury of the Navy, or sisal) not he within The De;greis of Re/at/Our/4 above des , :ribed, to Seamen and others, dull ejer himself to receive, or shall receive any Wages., Prix.r.ltney, or othi . k illAwance. to Seamen and others, be will guilty rif a Misdemeanor, and on Conviaion will he punished accordingly. t • , This Day Was published, , • By R. RYAN, 3;3, Oxford.street, In z Pols. extra boards, EDWARD and LAURA 5 being a -new and tnoro eltg,mt Translation of the Continuance of the 'Adyentures of Lord B • A very few copes ate. 16ft of that most splendid Work, Smith's Antiquities of Westminster," having the Stone- . DIXON'S CELEBRATED ANTLBILIOUS PILLS. • 1.71 - lESE PILLS have long obtained a }List ceie : in the private - praaice of the Proprietor, Mr. DI NI; Apothecary and from their great success in many '• obstinate Bilious Disorders, an nutterotts.Patients of dis tinction and °theis t p .rriculaay the late Dttke of Bedford, Sir tiesaigi'Varreri, Si: . i:Wgory i'Jge Turner, The DoVoirger Lady Say and Sete, the Viscountess,Bulkeley, &c. &c. lie was persuaded to °Wei them to the Public; under the ap , probation and Sandicti of their names. The following is a PfOot of their Efficacy : " Peal Castle, llaverfordwest, South Wales; Peb. 24, 1203. Ciptain Lloyd presents his'compliments to Mr. Dixon ; although not personally acquainted - with him would take it as a favour, if he would send • him four or five boxes of his - Pills-as soon as he possibly can. Mrs. Lloyd, who has al= , ways used the.Medigine„ is now pregnant, and very unwell'; for Cite great service they haVe been to Mrs: / Lloyd, as.wel I as to• Colonel Bishop and all . his Family, Captain Lloyd feels it his duty to recommend the Pi .I s wherever he goes ; he really thinks if Mr Dixon would appoint some persons as Venders in thiti County, it - would be a beikefit to the community." The Pills are found to be an incomparable reit edy for re: storing the tone of the stomach, for curing indigestion, for preventing crudities, and their consequent disagreeable eruc tations and.timulencies., They prevent habituid and tempo rary Costiveness, sick Head-achs, astd Heart-born, which is occasioned by pregnancy, and a oetnlttated Stomach,whether • • arising from the at of the redundant bile, intemperate diet, or drinking to excess. Sold Wrikrlesale - and retail, at Mr, Butler's, No. 4, Cheap• side,cornei of Paternoster-row, London;',lta x ter; Edinburgh, .and Soinh, Baxter, awl NI Donald, (.flas,;ow ; T rewman, - Exeter ; Belatn, Portsmouth ; Peck:, bull ; Gruivt lie and ;'soul retail by . inost Country Medicine Venders, in Boxes at 'ZS'. cps. and bs. each. • tallovATED juiALTit. TT -has been too frequently the subject ofjpSt and ' general reprobation, teat then destitute of the elements of the medical. art have ollred themselves'as candidates tot public patronage in the profession of physic kor the purpose of doing justice to the result it our studies and experience, and to prevent us. frotttbeinkelassed among those empirics win imprudent pretensions have, i&rrturnitely fur 'society, been too favourably received, we beg leave to submit to the liberal and enlightened afaithful statement of our pursuits and ac quirements. After having reCeivett'a regular 'medical educa tion ,as, the pupils of Messrs. Crinkled and Blizard, whose lettareS and practice we carefully attended, Itprotessors and surgeons of the 'London flospital we entered : o.rirseivesas students in that justly-celebrated school for medical acquire -merit, the Royal College of Edinburgh, and were instrueled in the different branches of anatomy, surgery, the theory and practice of physic, chemistry-, trudwitery, botany, Alc. by those eminent .prolessors, l)rs. Mourn, Gregory, Black e Hamilton, Dunean. and Ruttier - tor - el. We trust we shall not. be deeined presumptuous in saying that out proticreocy acquirements are not inconsiderable. Havitig for a long seties of years made Venereal Complaint's, and the 'various diseases • of e l)ebility, the partieulareolejeet•zrt our Atailles and practice, it will; we hope, be - allowed -thatwe have acquired superior knowledge of their treatment and cure. In slight and rAent cases of infeetion a perfeCt re.establiShment is completed in Late short Period . of two days eetticl in diode of the utmost in veteracy, where other practitioners have failed of - success, a ipeoperpersever - auce in our plan of treatment ensures to the • patient a sate and radical cure.. Amidst the inelanci.rly vatiety of disorders which are the effects of a habit long and most unhappily poreed by Ji m youth of both'sexes, there are none more alaiming or more -distressing than those deficiencies • and lebiiittes which fre quently prevtert or embitter-the matrimonial state. To such get46ris it Must be a consolation to know'that they may now, yiarrieW rind: infallible mode of tr e ertment e be restored'to that greatest of all human blessings, a strong, manly, and vigor ous constitution.. IR all cases or debility, (torn whatever cause arising, as well in every specie's Of venereal infection, we may be consulted by patients '(.either sex With-the great est secrecy and honour. liourset consultation at home from ten to three, and flout 6 in the evening till ro at night. Patients in the country are requested to state the portieo... • [ars at their case, age,`and general habit of living, ice. dzc. in. clusing a remittance for advice aria.'. medicines, when the same will be given, or e sent to any' part of the kingdom. To ensure . et that secrecy so essential to 'our- untiertaeme, the postage of letters may be added to the account for medicines. and Co-Sur , , , ,ohis., • N0..1,0, Hatton-garden. Messrs. Currie and Co. have Certificates from the above respectable' Professors of Lrntidri and Edinburgh, of tiie diligence, skill„and humaniAy, ;vitt; which they per formed the duties assigned .thcitt durc..r , g the !ince they at tended f.eaures and rrame,